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Regulating Coal Ash: Choosing a Policy that will Protect Human Health
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is going to promulgate new rules for the disposal of coal combustion wastes, or coal ash. Currently the EPA is presenting two different options for how coal ash would be disposed, and is accepting citizen comments on them. PSR strongly urges its members to submit comments in support of “Subtitle C.” Read more »
A letter to members of the Senate Appropriations Committee opposing $17 billion in dirty subsidies in the FY2011 Energy and Water appropriations bill. Read more »
A letter signed by CEOs of environmental and security focused organizations opposing $25 billion in nuclear loan guarantees in the FY2011 Energy and Water budget. Read more »
Healthy Aging is really about healthy living. This new report offers the most comprehensive review of the currently available research on the lifetime influences of environmental factors on Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases, and their relation to a range of other chronic diseases. Read more »
An analysis of the nuclear subtitle of the draft American Power Act, also known as the Kerry-Lieberman bill. Read more »
A shorter analysis of the nuclear subtitle of the draft American Power Act, also known as the Kerry-Lieberman bill. Read more »
Toxic chemical exposures create specific burdens borne by communities-of-color, Indigenous peoples, and low income communities. These communities across the United States bear a disproportionate impact of a wide array of chemical exposures. Read more »
A 140 page, fully referenced, peer reviewed report, addressing the links between toxic chemicals in our environment and learning, behavioral and developmental disabilities in children. Read more »
Learning, behavioral and developmental disabilities including Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and autism prevent our children from reaching their full human potential. Seventeen percent of children in the United States have been diagnosed with one or more developmental disabilities. Read more »
Draft of proposed op-ed article by Barbara Warren, MD, MPH and Eve Shapiro, MD Read more »
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